The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-15

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Wednesday night,
A young man named Mchenna who IN'-
sides on Atwelrs avenne fell from tree
near this place Sunday. and broke one Of
his legs.
Frank Gill who resides here was
severely injured at the Granger foundry
last Saturday He was conveyed 20 his
home and attended 10y DR.. O'keefe.
George A. Peckham. the we'll known
Providence dealer in druggists sundries.
has an advertisement in this paper that
is we'll worth perusal. II gives list of
specialties prepared by him and which
are remedies for almost all diseases. Mr..
Peckham's preparations are sold by all
druggists and rank high in the list of
proprietary medicines.
An excellent address on Library
Work" was given 10y Mrs. NJ. A. Saun-
ders Of Pawtucket at Odd Fellows Hall
Plainfeld strest last Tuesday evening,
The meeting was also addressed 10y Gen.
J. II Morgan. Professor Wilson and others.
After extending vote of thanks 10 the
speakers the meeting adjourned.
The carding room of weybosset Mill
No. 1.has been running overtime evenings
the past week, owing to the large orders
on hand. While the other mills are com
plaining Of dull times, the Messrs Taft
x weeden the proprietors of the Wey-
bossett Mills. are obliged 10 keep their
factories running to their utmost capacity.
The Republicans Of Johnston held n
congressional caucus in Odd Fellows
Hall, Monday evening Geo. +. Beane
called the meeting 10 order, and Major
William Prce was chosen chairman, and
John T.. Bowen secretary. John 4. Ken
yon. William =. Morton and George G..
Calef were chosen delegates 10 attend the
Pawtucket convention.
Mr.. Cyrus Nichols with +. x J. Sawyer
returned on Tuesday from an eight weeks
trip To Maine where he has spent the
time in fishing and hunting. Mr.. Mich
OILS accompanied young son of DR.. Jack
son Of Providence, who made his debut
AZ frontiersman, and his maiden shot
at a deer succeeded in breaking the neck
of the animal. The Young man was
Justly elated. over his first capture of
deer. Mr.. Nichols il an old one at the
business
Many remedies for malaria and chills
and fever only alleviate. while others
entirely fail. The East Indian Malaria
Cure, is rapid and safe cure for all
forms of this disease. II gets it out of
the blood, and restores strength and
appetite. 1t is guaranteed to contain no
qunine, arsenic or poisonous drugs. and
those taking it will not experience the
unpleasant effects Of those remedies. IL
is pleasant to take and is 30 mild and
harmless IL may be given TO small child
rem as well as adults. Manufactured
and sold only by
JOSEPH B. JOHNSTON,
Registered Pharmacist. 93l High Street.
About forty Of the friends Of Mr. and
Mrs William Hadfeld gathered, at their
residence on Valley street last Saturday
evening 20 assist in celebrating the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage.
The party was II merry one and the even
ing was greatly enjoyed 10y those present.
A bountiful collation. was served. after
which room in the basement was cleared
and many Of the company danced to the
delightful music Of Prof Richards orches-
ira. The visitors left many substantial
tokens of their regard for Mr. and Mrs.
Hadfeld and on their departure wished
them many happy returns Of the day.
Frederic Bryton's engagement at the
Providence Opera House next Monday
night, promises TO be one Of the most
pleasant events Of the season here.
His success at this house last May was a
demonstration Of his ability, and of the
merit Of the play in which he appeared.
and augurs repetition Of the large
audiences he drew at that time. BY his
work in the past two years. Mr. Bryton
has made for himself n conspicuous piece
among the recognized leading actors of
the dav, and the distinction he thus en-
lows is the source Of much qualification
10 his many friends Of this city. Mr..
Brayton il said TO wear his laurels with
becoming dignity and unostentation.
The Young Mems Mutual improvement
Society, an organization composed mostly
of members and attendants Of the Harris
Avenne NJ. T.. church, reorganized last
Monday evening Rt the church parlors.
| Mr.. Albert Morrison was chosen president
Rev. w. V. Morrison, vice president
Arthur Bently, secretary William Had
field. Treasurer; and board Of managers
consisting Of $ S. Nicholson, Francs
/ Nicholson, Henry Cooper and William
/ Horsman. An interesting and amusing
| debate followed. on the subject care
tricks in trade jnstlfablef Next Mon
day evening the following question viii
be discussed Resolved; Must th'
Chinese 60" Affirmative Arthur Ben,ly
negative William Hadheld.
Quite an amusing affair occurred OF